Some new words that might come in handy:
提携（ていけい）： Tie up, partnership
有利な提携 = a lucrative partnership
ぼうっと： Dimly, vacantly
頭がぼうっとする = feel half-awake
僻み（ひがみ）： Inferiority complex
僻みっぽい性格 = cynical character
取り込む（とりこむ）： A. to take in, B. to be busy, C. to win over
頭の中に取り込む = take X in
贔屓（ひいき）： favor someone
女の子ばかりえこひいきするな = Don't favor girls over guys
真正面（ましょうめん）： right in front of; showdown, head on
問題に真正面から取り組む = Tackle the issue head on
傍ら（かたわら）： aside, beside
傍らにある = flank
腫れる（はれる）： swell (body)
のどが腫れる = make the throat swell
2 comments:
If you wanted to use the verb "to flank a person", how would I do that?
Would it be something like 人の傍らの方に来た or 人の傍らの地域から来た? Or is it a whole different thing?
apparently people say 側面（そくめん） when referring to attack, if thats what you mean.
as in 側面衝撃（そくめんしょうげき） for flanking attack
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi?1Q%C2%A6%CC%CC_1_
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